| Ever since 60 Minutes did a television program all on | | | | playing on the local soccer team, Little League or high |
| the apparel industry and the textile sub-sector citing | | | | school track team are indeed wearing uniforms that |
| the sweatshops in various cities in the United States, | | | | were made by children being abused as cheap labor. |
| people have been very concerned with human rights | | | | This is rather disconcerting because on one hand we |
| abuses from employers. Of course what we had | | | | are trying to teach children hard work ethic and to |
| seen in Los Angeles in the sweatshops is nothing | | | | practice and learn teamwork by playing sports when |
| compared to what happens in China. | | | | in fact they are wearing uniforms that are made |
| In fact many people are worried about child labor | | | | using disgusting labor practices, which violate human |
| laws overseas and those low cost goods coming to | | | | rights and child labor laws overseas. |
| the United States and in essence the middle class | | | | Perhaps we might like to think about this and |
| buying consumer in America is promoting more | | | | consider the ramifications. Please consider all this in |
| sweatshops. Can you see the problem here? | | | | 2006. |
| Next, we have to ask ourselves if their children | | | | |